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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-24
The Question.

Still on the lips of all question
The finger of God silence lies.
Shall the lost hands in ours be foldedf
VIII the shut eyelids ever rise!
o friendsl no proof beyond this yearning,
This outreach of our souls, we need;
God will not mock the hope he giveth;
No love lie prompts shall vainly plead.
Then let stretch our hands in darkness.
And call our loved ones DER and Ger;
Some time their shall close about u.s.
And the old voices speak once more.
John G.. Whit Ter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-24
SiIkworn Culture.

San Francisco Cali
Mrs Nj. f. Imam. who lives half meffrom
ST. Helena, has successfully carried Is, 900 silk
worms through the As it REQUIRES 800
cocoons the pound it will be that the
lady raised 30 pounds, all of which were in first
ing her nearly $I5. Counting the time actually
given to the work, she estimates that the income
is equal TO s. q Gay.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-24
BY the River.

The dim night folds the shore; the still,
But move in sleep. when dreams of winds breathe
sweet:
One burning star throws down trail of light
That drifts across the water, to my feet.
Oh. star of Hope whisper tells here
That thus thy radiance bridging nights deep tide,
Shall lead my soul across the waves of doubt
Unto those heights where love dweIs satisfied.
Albion Mary Fellows,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-24

H.
LOVE AND HARVEST.
IF shall see my lady
With eyes indignant turned
And naughty frown-in ger down
Upon me-kneeling, spurned-
Then shall know that true love
Meier brought its reward;
Then shall KIN ow yon grain shall grow
Unheeded on the swardi
But if 1 my lady
Unable to repress
The teltale sigh and tear-dimmed eye.
Lips trembling, whispering ''yes!"
Then sha Il know that true love
Trium plant guards the day,
While reapers CLEAN the grain sward clean
To the sicke's roundeiay.
ILL.,
'YoUR SMILES ARE LIKE a SPRING DAYS DAWN"
Your smiles are like spring days dawn
So calm so beautiful, so bright
So made by happiest feelings drawn
From the sweet slumber of the night;
And. too, the sweet cool breath of morn,
That tells of Floras dewy kiss
Is not sweet than thine own. born
OF thy chaste bosoms purest bliss.
Then may you smile when others weep!
For you not sorrows tears aman,
Nor hunting to blight your sleep
With dreamful bitterness and pain!
But may your eyes beloved light
Shine bright with peace and happiness.
From wakeful dawn to slumbrous night
In innocence and lovelinessi
Will Robert Williams.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-24
Three Songs.
ZEPHYRUs.

ZEPHYRUS.
Just the faint whisper of dew-damp breeze.
kissing the bursting buds. tossing the grain-grown
leas
Lsping Arise flower. field and grove along,
And joining bird and brook in natures matin song.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-03

Lang 0f ' ssi y f e. 49, Nevada
NOTICE IS HEREBY a1gEF rHA1 wi viii.
IN lam W. Chisholm whose residence und
post Office address is BSlts Lake Oity. in salt
Lake County, Utah Territory, has ynuads appli.
cation for = United etates Pstept for the :.Bis
Chief" Lode mining claim, situate In Ferbsr
MlAins District. tih iko county; ststs Of tNeys
De- consisting Of 1889 linear lIeSt Of tho. lodsJ
and surface ground 60 feet gide. beins Lot or
Survey No. 80 and described in the neld notea
and pIst of the official survey on NE In this
ofieS, WITH magnetic variation ut IT degree,
east a. follows.t !couinaSnsias 'ss roas No. /,
the south-weslerly corner Of the claim, from
which Il q quarter section corner between and
common to Sections a Aid ., Township a
SSostn, Range TO- East nj. Diablo, Meridian.
beHrs 8 Is deg ~ min I, 1l43 feet distant:
thence running "a deg 50 min ( 4So feet TO
me Soutapsld post: thence N u deg 20 min K
slvteet opoat Hoa2y the Soutls.eSsteIiy corner
Of the claim .hsnSs N 81 deg ~ min W sOOfse,
TO post No. 8, the North, cas-. erly corner Of the
claim; thence q 81 deg 70 min " els feet 70 ~.
North side post; Themes N e4teg 30 niiiisW 80
feetto poet No. - the Norh-westerly corner
Of the claim and thence s. 81 deg 40 min z 800
feet to said post No. !, the place Of beginning,
containing Q, total area OF 1887 acres, sll, of
which is claimed and spilled for, the area r In
conflict with lot or survey Nos the Nam!
moth lode, not being excepted or excluded
from the claim or, from said ,tppIicssion,
From the middle OF the wester y end line
Of said Big thief lode ciaini the discoye poipt
Of the cIsifhi bears sAsdet 80 min Il 7so fee.
dtstars.k ThJ said mining claim being OF record
In the Office Of the County Recorder. OF EIko
County, Nevada, who IL ex-Officio Recorder Of
said 1nsriih6 district, ii EikU. ~ Eito' County.
Nevada. - The nssiest known locations bv,hs
| the Mammoth bot 81, che "Red7 oloads' ict a.
She nhlho'alot 80, sndaths ,cGSeSt WESTERN
lode mining otaims, J In the same District. s'sl
ANY and ailipsr aons eiainuiaS adversely xHy
portion OF said Big OhieE NINE Or sn4r1ee
ground, arc required to ils eli tdtersJ claims
with the Register Of Instituted BtatSs lana
ohiop. Mt Kureha, in the stats OF FS6yads.i dur.
ing the sixty days period 6fpublicStio Oh nero.
OF, or thoy will be uHrfsdb BY virtue Of tho pro.
visions Of tha, ssasRtesuisssR as
ii gYsurxio a.lt.5,aP::lHF, =, Hall slI4t.a r
ai.ahset chat estsao.tos b pubiisSsd Il ~,
ISrEraEDENr u Etko, Rev. fks new Msp.pey
pabihhed hssfsSt me ssid mining claim, d iorr
Tie period o. kxst days. t,ay',.s'7 i1N 'd'
/ TFiy aEEBiis 4 dikItftlH air IoN ssl
ssS SECS * - Ssslaa = .TIT' ~ SI.ls = u
y psAsa. RIso, Jsiy -, lssss..'' = a'''V boz
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-03
APPLICATION FOR PAT
- ,...' D'' 'g 80, EMIT .l,,'a ','''',
mo s601

Up. Land OMee 81 Eureta, NsYAda,l .,l,,l
- IVY ~, 'oSI:
IN lam " chishoim rho.s r r!i;srn vi! NJ
post once s:ddre,s.aa I s.,,T.Ls 90 Ut.
Lsls county, Utah :SSrE,I .s NM s,,,i,.
csstoh fos T1nttsa q, t.s d, - -. =, -,
honda Lode uoininV c,.,,o ; &C.. a. v.-S.T
Mining. District. ENC, conntv s,.,. :. ~"
ds, consistipR Of 15uo linasn, fs.t o,,h. 49,
and m Zee gro,,,,d ,oo ,sst -
Survey No. ana Ma q. -. DSD ~. 20
and Plat o1sho of,cial ruIve on a. 80 e. "a.
| once, with magnetic yari.tioo Al n $780,.
east, IS follow: commtnceinq q no.. M
the south- esstsr,y' .S,yL,,., 81 90
runnins thepss n n, A. "a nd, w,,soH s 49,"
posl No, q, Abe soush w.s,sr,v. o.,, No. - 20
claim, from which the section cornsr -o-,,.or
70 and between section. o ana " 80
ship ~ n, Rshscc III "a IA ni.S,S ~ III
bears q sd dez w ara r.at a,.,s0,. !. 49,
deg N min " 600 ssot,te pe., No a CIV.
| westerly conner of The claim. thence "a d.s
rs min Z t5oO feet to post No. g ths Nn,r,h
easteriy coTi,sr 6YthS elm sthIne I 4 In SlS
n min 4 $40 rSst 10 said i,ts.,rSoI = .s !. 49,
Of BEGINNING, jronta,ninv = 800, -. =. -, -.
acres, all Of which 10 claimed and .ppl,.S sor
80, not Being excluded, or texcspIS5 ii,snrS iii
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-01-12
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.

New York state has s64 Baptist
churches.
There are now $3.50 missionaries Ia
foreign lands. Three thousand of these
are ordained ministers.
The great evangelistic movement In
Philadelphia has taken place.
The number Of members added to the
Presbyterian church (northern) was 01,
III, an increase of 1900 over 1855.
AT the opening of the Calvary Baptist
church, in New York, two Sundays ago
100000 was raised to pay off its indebt.
edness.
The biggest Sunday school In the Uni
ted States is the Central Mission school
of Chicago, which has over 4,500 on Its
rolls and an average attendance Of 1900.
1t is estimated that within century
the nominal Christians in the world have
increased in number from 10000, 600 20
430, ,000, 900, and that there still remain
/ 1000, 900, 900 heathens.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-01-12
ALL SORTS

Since the mandolin came in banjo play
ing has gone out of fashion.
For thirty years the average catch Of
Holsters on the Maine coast has been 15,-
O00, 900 yearly,
In 1886 there were 12,210 marriage in
New York city. Eight Cinnamon and
one Japanese also took Caucasian brides
Goethe's house at Weimar has been
opened to the public and will be great
attraction to English and American visi-
tors.
The beer production Of Germany in
1885 was /, 100, ,OOO, 900 gallons, enough 10
make a lake more than one mile square
and six and half feet deep.
Bob Ingersoll's signature Is just below
the following sentiment on exhibition in
New York cigar case Let us have 4
good smoke in this world-not in the
next."
The President made Christmas presents
to twelve servants in the house Of $5 each,
inclosed in an envelope. with a card bear
ing sThe President engraved. and
christmas. 1886, written upon IT,
A New York chemist is said to have
invented whisky which cheers but does
not inebriate. BY secret process Of his
own he has succeeded in eliminating the
ether, which, according to him, is the in
toxicating principle Of whisky.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Thompson, of East
Bridgewater, Mass. recently celebrated
the seventy second anniversary of their
marriage. They are said to be the Oldest
married couple in the state Mr.. Thomp-
son is 05 years old and reads without the
aid Of spectacles
A writer in New York paper declares
that the only way to cook canvas back
ducks Is in tin kitchen before wood
FIRE, from fifteen TO to twenty minutes, ac-
cording to the size. Good ducks get their
flavor from the food they live upon-wild
celery; and dressing, even pepper and
salt, Is unnecessary. The ducks furnish
their own gravy, and . canvas back duck
with jelly and wine is said to be almost as
bad as terrapins with onions
A Boston doctor tells Of case Of loss Of
memory brought about by old age, which
he il treating successfully. The patient
spends two hours daily, one in the morn
ing and one in the evening, in exercising
the defective faculty. lie IS asked 10 re-
call every evening all the facts and ex-
perienccs Of the day, and again the next
morning. Every name heard Is written
down and impressed on his mind clearly,
and an effort made 10 recall it at intervals.
Ten names from public men are ordered;
TO be committed TO memory every week.
4 verse Of poetry is to be learned. also :
verse from the Bible. daily
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-01-12

A New York physician declares that
tar smoke is the best thing in the world
for diphtheria.. It dissolves the fibrous
exudations that choke the patient and
gives relief almost instantly. The plan
has been tried by many doctors in New
York end found most efficacious. Itcon-
sists IN closing up a room SO that none Of
the smoke can escape, and then burning
a quantity Of pitch ON red hot shovel
OF stove. - Chicago Times.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-01-12
ANNAPOLIS, ND, WEDNESDAY, EVENING JANUARY T.


We will insert I'm this colunan advertise
meats OF Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lest,
Found, &C., not exceeding four 1iness ONE
WEEK, or less, for 20 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-01-12

Little 0-year-old. one cf these chilly
nights, tunbled into bed without paying
that strict attention to his evening deTo-
tions which I1is mother had taught him.
Why, my dear, you didn't say your
prayers. did yous'' you're right, I
didn't said 'em twice last night. so l
wouldn't have to. = Hartford Post.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-01-12

r OST.-Sunday evening. going 10 st. Anne's
IL Mission. q gray FUR CUFF. Finder viii
please return same to No. Church Circle.
jl0-1w MRS. HARDWOOD IGLEHART
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-02

Court had hesd that that sum vas due
and psyahle by she Government BE
vas not here 10 make q Plea for the Cen.
tral Pacific. bat only 10 call attention 20
the fact thai BoswishstAndinR this deci
sion sf the highest tFihnnai in The land.
the Committee On Appropriations we're
exercising the sovereign power b Fepu-
date the obligations Of the Government.
and had refused 10 make the sppropria-
ton. The repora of The C0nuittse
states that IN the suit upon which ths
iudRemeut vas rendered the equities
were not presented. The case had been
prepared BY the Attorney General IN
der the Democratic administrator and
II that officer bv fraud, collision and
Ignorance failed 10 90 bis autv. the
seBtlemau from Missouri should have
moved that articles Of impeaeanent Be-
iostitnted.
Burns, Of Missouri, In response 10 the
criticism, said that while the report had
not been forDally presented to the
conmittee. Il bad hesn approved infoF-
mafly bv the members OF the majority
and bad been printed for one week. A
far as the obligations Of the Govern
ment were concerned be woald never
vote 70 rep1dtats them. bat be contend
ed that while the Central Paci6o owed
the Gevernment $4,000. 600 tie Govern
ment bad RIGHT 70 take $1,000 600 and
hold Il In the Treasury 10 the credit Of
the osmpany until q dav Of settlement
came. After the fraud bad been com
mitted bv the company and u was easy
10 turn the facts ard circumstances that
before Jury would eonvict every Eem-
beE OF the corporation Who had partici-
pated in its MANAGEMENT for the last
ten years. Of conduot that would make
bin better for cell of q prisan house
than for the chamber Of a statesman.
A motion to suspend the rules vas
agreed 10 and bill vas aRreed to With
an amendments appropriatinR &27.o 600
for the printing and finishing Of the ad-
ditienal silver certificates and legal
tender notes Of the denominations 81
81 aud g..
Holman moved to suspend the rules
and pnt upon It's passage the Legiela-
iative Appropriation bill.
The House then passed the Legisla-
tive. Executive and Jedlcial Appropris-
tiou bill under suspensioR of rules.
The Legislative Appropriation bill vas
passed by q vote ~ 136 to A.
Morrison, Of Illinois, sailed up the
conferences report on the fractional
gallon tax bill.
Buttsrworsh. OF Ohio. raised the qnes-
lion Of consideration and the House re-
fused (yeas 101, nays 1922 to consider |
the conference report.
Belmont. Of New York. returned to |
the conference report on the fisheries
anneuBcing q disagreement. |
Rice. Of Massachusetts,, called upon |
The members Of the House to rise above |
Dartv considerations and take action |
which would sustain the Administration |
10 the manly and American position |
hat IL bad taken on the subject. He |
Moved the House to assent to its amend |
ment on the bill.
PesdiH0 action the House took . re
,esa until s o. m., the evening session 50 |
oe devoted to bridge bills.
At the evening session large number |
IF bills Wers parsed authorizing the
,onstrHCtion Of bridges. and the House
hen adjourned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-02

Manager Amhry Of the ITALIA Thsatra
bud that gan first, hut be withdrew bis
bid when be saw Dinsmers also in the
held. The latter refused TO say What be
vas going 30 make Of bis parehase.
Approved ~ she Preasdenf.
wAsHExaTux. March The PFeai-
dent today approved the following acts
cf Congress. GrAntinc q FiQht Of way
TO the Prescott 4 Arizona Central Rail-
way Company acruss The Whippie Bar
racks reservation IN AFizonas 10 author
ize the Fremont Elkhorn & Misssuri
Valley Railway 90 build its road Rcrons
the FoFs Meade Military reservation.
wha wiil succeed aaannRmRR
Colonel Lamont said taday that shs
successor 10 Secretary Manning viii not
be nominated before Thursday, ai The
earliest.
Nominations hy the Presiaens.
WAsHrxaron, March l.-The Presi-
dent sent she following nominations 20
the Senate today: To be- Assistant Aa-
iutant General, with the rank Of Colo
nel. William d. Whipple: 70 be Assist
ant Adiutant, With The rank OF Lieuaen-
ant Colosel. Channcey Mekeever; ts b
haioFs-Oiiver d. Greene. samuel
Rreck. Henry O. Wood and James p.
Martin. In tha Navy: Captain James
n. Gillis. 20 be Commodore; Command.
der James q. Kane. 10 be Captain;
Lieutenant Commander John Mcaow-
an, 20 be Commander.
Puhlie Debt staaerseat.
WAsHrNa1os. March 1.-The follow.
ino Il a recapitulation Of the puhlio
debt statement. issued todav; Interest,"
bearing debt. total. &l.129. .9t8 7tS; debt
on which interest has ceased. &6, ,7S2. .2l0;
debt bearing no interest. &6e2, ,h28, ,0ek,
fetal debt. @li7l9. .6S3, ,977; decrease Of
the debt during the month. 81 40, 782;
decrease Of the debt eince June 50, 1886,
$5S.l0f. .l57; total oash in the treasury aa
sheWn By the Treasnref's general 30
counts. e445,l7o,2t2.
The secret Journal.
The Senate has ordered the pFepara-
tion Of an index 10 its secret journal for
she ffty years from 1879 30 1879. The
iniunetion Of secrecy will probably be
removed next autumn.
work 81 the Montana ChtnOak.
HKLkzA, (Msnt.) March. The pri-
vate advises from all parts Of the Ter
ril0Ty to the Moataad Lius Sleek J0Mrnal,
The leading live stock papar OF the
report that she chinook
which commenced on Saturday coniin-
aes With unabatsd force and has car
RED OF greater part Of the snow, ex-
sept in the mountains. Cattle are
again feeding and resting after their
recent attack. The cutters Of this city
are flowing with torrents Of water and
this weather, II ID continues. will cause
; great food Ia the Missouri, Yellow
stone rivers and other streams. Tue
shinook has been chilled within tbs
past "a hours by north wind IN the
region OF Fort Benton, but during the
arst tvo days Il carried OF most Of the
nov in that region. The people re-
sidinR on the lower Missouri had better
prepare for high water. The Citizens
" Miles City and Fort KeoQh fear the
Yellowstone will overflow the town and
military post.
Extending Their Aines.
BALTIMORE Nd. }. March LII is Of.
icially stated that the Baltimore a Ohio
Express Company has formed oonneo-
lions with the Cincinnati, Hamilton a
Dayton Railway by which their busi-
ness is extended over 400 miles of new
territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-02
PACIFIC COAST.

asacu OF mcr INJURIES
San Francisco, March Mrs. Stew
art. the old lady whs was run over BY
the Sutter street cable car last night
and manRled 30 that her legs had 90 be
ampntased, died this morning.
Passed the Lottery BllI.
CARsoN New, March The HOUSE
passed the Lottery bili-vote - 20 Is.
The bill provides that $4,000 year
shall be paid 20 the State by the Lottery
Company.
A FamiIy Perinhed In the amow.
FRRsNo, March LA report reaches
here that a family consisting Of q wom-
an and i've children, perished daring
the recent storm In the mountains, 80
miles east Of Fresno. IL is said that
the parties we're living In q small frail
cabin. The snow fell uRasually heavy
aud crushed the building, covering the
nnfoFtunatea In the enow, where they
perished. N5dehnite report can be OBJ
lained.
Rainfall In California.
SAN FRAscIsco, March l.--Lisutenant
Maxwell. Ia charge ef she signal service
division Of the Pacific, in bis special
bulletin for February, says: "fhe rain
thAi Auf tac Hhbntu Hhn uUDu ~ tAbuuA VI
the normal rainfall south Of q line
drawn from west 70 east through Gem
trail Oregon, and below tho normal
north Of that line. The most marked
departures from she normal are aa fol-
lows Above the noFmal-ResebuFa
05 inches, Red Bluff los inches, San
Francisco 5.8 inches, Les Angeles 81
inches, and San Diego inehea."
shipplnR AnieIilGenee.
PoKr TowNaE ID, March 1.--ArFived--
ships BundaleeF. Richard Ill, Taooma.
Rosie Welt; barkentinea o. o. Funk.
Wrestler, ]. n. Griffith .snd the schooner
Ruby Cousins The ,hip Oriental put
back on aeeount Of strong head winds.
PORT BLAKKLx, March l.-6ailed-
Brig w. II. Meyer, for Honoapu, H. /.
PoHT ANaHLos, March The bark
Samoset sailed this morning in tow Of
the tug Tacoma. The bark Emerald
passed east Clear. Brisk northwest
Wind.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-02
The Cardinals Favor Ihs KaIGhts sT
LAbor.

49, @t-A.@A@ 49, -@@8@AA -
laboF.
RoME, March 1.-The correspondent
Of ths Associated Press is authorized 10
state that ths AmsFisam Bishops take a
fayOrable view OF the organization
known 10 the United States ~ tbs
Knights Of Labor. Cardinal Gibbo9s
has placed before the Vatican q formal
statement as 90 the mature Of the or
Ganizstion and the attitude the Church
shOald adOpt toward u. The Cardinal
says In this that he considers any con.
demnRtion Of the Knights would be
useless. be highly inoppoFtune. and
might ALLEVIATE the sympathy ef the
Church and hamper the mission Of the
the PFimate treats the alarmiala'
theories respecting the Knights OF La
Dor as pueFile, and says that nearly one
third OF the men belonging 10 the or
ganization are Catholics. Keapecging
tie charge that the association IL q
secret society, the Cardinal says u is
not 4 secret society 10 the senso con
demned by the Church. IL is eonss-
quantiy exempt from that eanonieal
eensuFe. In Canada the essa ia differ
ent. Cardinal Gibbons further says
that he o0naldaFs tbs other 0fKanixa-
tions OF labor In the United States net
ubolIy harmless, bat possibly will Be
bsnedcial 10 assisting IN the eventual
settlement Of the crest question of the
proper relations between labor and
capital
The Government hsth-
LoxDox, March The Gqysrnment
vas loth TO consent 90 the demand Of
the Radioais in ths House Of Commons
for a c0mmittee 10 enquire into the
charge that the London corporation vas
usinQ public moneys Ia shan aRftafiong
against reforms. bot Il did not dare 70
refuse the Investigation The sittlng1
Of the COMMITTEES viii be pablo. Il y
eiaimed that there are abundant proofs
that pubiic moneys have been nsed TN
getting up bogus meetings and pstittomg
and Il ID asserted that IN the sofpern-
tens aeeoants sans haSe been put
down ss having been paid 70 persons
who have IN reality no exissence. The
svidsuee. i Il said. does not eriminats
ths higher nembers Of The corporation
AZ tndixidaaIs. although it shows that
tfey aassnfed 10 the booss aonafAl q, :
plicatiop sf the cisAesi fanda.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-02
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
n THE sAsEsExz1 OF rKn
Merchants National Bank.

CECURITIES AND vALUABLKs,
- GOODS ard PARCELS OF all kinds re-
ceived for safe keeping and storage,
Safes and Depo dt Bsx4s in BURGLAR
VAULT reRted at from S. 70 $50 per an
nun. according TO size.
M0RTG AGE LOANS en real estate 81
low rate Of interess and on long time.
interest paid on money from time ol
depaslf 70 date OF payment mil
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\. o. Q. h.

nvaTfI,E LODGE No. G L o. 9. T.
49, eTerY Mcaday niRht IN Bel'h
- - Front streek. NEXT 70 Bells HoeeL
e..ss,s9 -, nenbeES In good Sanding cor'
n.II~ isvitod. J. w. BIxBXs Q. I.
A, 6TAKKET. Bel
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-02
0uIekIy Denied.

The Exchange Telegraph Company,
late this afternoon issued the statement
that they bad asceFtained there Was no
Foundation for the report sent them from
Paris that BismNok would ask for Gen
BoulsngeF's retirement from the N. nch
Cabinet
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SOCIETIES.
~. e. z. q.

uv sKATTLK w0MKN's CHRIS
-, TempeFnnce Union meets every
Lss~ A ~ D. N in the KirAf Metho6-
y esrrSs..eouei Church. Second street AL
sSssn Womsn earnestly invited %
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Bulgaria coaadenG.
VIII Prsteei the chiaess.

YTCroRIA, March The Provincial
Goverument force Of thiTtY-eve msD
leave for Vancouver By t0moFFow,s Boat
tooetber with jndge Vowel and saper-
jntendsnf RoysrAft. Il 10 not th0uRht
that much trouble will result tbo1gh
the Chinese will Be Afforded protection.
The citizena Of VeooouveF are greatly
excited over The governments acsion
ana ressnt tie position they have been
placed 10.
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The CsioAaat prints tomOrow THAI the
coast defsBssa will consist Of twenty-six
large guns whish vili be plaoea Is vari-
COS poiuts along the straits Forts and
barracks will also Be crested, and exsen-
sive works viii likely soon begin